All Nelson articles

One of Nelson's cultural cornerstones received a boost from Selkirk College Fine Woodworking Program students this past spring.

For five decades the campus in Nelson's Rosemont neighbourhood has been turning out a steady flow of skilled trades people and students with skills.

Steve Benwell has grown his company into one of the largest helicopter operations in the Kootenay region.

Fiona Ritchards is excited to announce the opening of her new and very first retail location in downtown Nelson.

At Ellenwood Homes couple Marc Brillon and Lara Ellenwood bring together their experience in construction and interior design.

As an entrepreneur and business coach, Amber Hayes stays active in the Kootenay business scene and has been named one of 2014’s Influential Women in Business.

Influential Women in Business award-winner Lara Ellenwood talks to Kootenay Business about work and making an impact.

The efficient new Grohman Narrows Transfer Station in Nelson, B.C., frees up the waterfront site of the old transfer station for redevelopment.

The Nelson Commons project is nearing its pre-sale target, and project supporters welcome the proposed addition to Nelson’s housing choices.

A healthy forest sector in British Columbia is vital to the economic and social fabric of the province.

Colin Innes named as City of Nelson’s Director of Public Works and Utilities, long time engineer and his family relocating from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan

Dale Arsenault decided to reopen The Royal, a restaurant and music venue on Baker Street in Nelson, BC

Business and leisure travellers in B.C.’s West Kootenay can enjoy the comfort and security of professional coach charters and airport shuttle service.

The speed and capacity of fibre optics make improved services possible for engaged businesses and service agencies.

Patty Axenroth, Amber Hayes and Lara Ellenwood were the 2014 winners of the Influential Women in Business Award.

Aviva Keely and her family turned their community’s throw-aways into a profitable business, and have plans to support the local economy even more.

Something new just hit the local radio airwaves in Nelson!

Kootenay Business magazine is pleased to welcome Dianna Ducs and Shelley Adams

High-end houses currently for sale include a lakeside estate in Nelson.

“Deepening Community for Collective Impact”, a one day workshop hosted by Paul Born cofounder and President of Tamarack.

The development will see condos between 850 - and 1,600-square feet spread between three buildings on a 1.3 acre property.

Alligator Pie Catering in Nelson, B.C., has established itself as a favourite caterer for local businesses and special events.

Nelson Chamber of Commerce held their annual Business Excellence Awards last month.

City of Nelson and area received great exposure through a nice five page article and photo feature in the well-read magazine.

Entrepreneurs Bradley Roulston and Ric Logtenberg of Time.ly took to the airwaves.

Twenty-four year veteran of the popular Whitewater Ski Resort near Nelson, Anne Pigeon is no longer with the company.

Hiring students studying in the tourism and resort management field has worked well for Ainsworth Hot Springs Resort.

The Building Tree, owned by Paula Kiss, is helping Nelson, B.C. to be on the leading edge green building technique.

Gerry Cesa and Abe Fominoff of Nelson Ford Sales explain car trends that relate to Kootenay drivers.

Farm, Food, Fork (F3) is bringing together the food advocates, marketers and farmers of the Kootenays with a dynamite event.

David Gentles and Trevor Jenkinson of Nelson Realty have joined the Remax RHC Realty office in Nelson.

A list of the biggest breweries and beer distributors in B.C. published in Business in Vancouver newspaper.

Russian Ski Resort Operations & Management Program student Irina Smolina has found the right fit at Nelson's Tenth Street Campus.

Aspiring Kootenay farmers will have the chance to learn from Jean-Martin Fortier, a farmer who sells $140,000 worth of vegetables from 1.5 acres in Ontario.

The Kootenay Lake Medical Clinic has undergone some renovations and has made the switch to electronic medical records.

Q & A with Tom Thomson, spokesperson for the Nelson and Area Economic Development Partnership.

In 2013, Shambhala Music Festival purchased the old Savoy Inn in Nelson to develop its own nightclub, restaurant and accommodations.

The Nelson Civic Theatre Society has hired an architectural team in the hopes of adding two more screens and much needed upgrades to the theatre.

Developer unveils vision for first phase of Nelson waterfront community, Nelson Landing.

Mayor John Dooley from Nelson, B.C. gives some insight into who he is.

The recently released 2013 State of the Basin report provides valuable insight into what makes this part of the province tick.

Max and Irma's offers wholesome, fresh menu options for diners in Nelson.

The Kootenay business Revolution Biodiesel is taking strides to reduce the carbon footprint of food miles and transportation using post-consumer bio oil.

The City of Nelson is celebrating the completion of Canada's newest All Wheel Park for skateboarders and bike riders.

Marni Beninger has found ways to combine her interests and strengths into the thriving Mountain Waters Spa and Wellness in Nelson, B.C.

With a long list of interests and accomplishments, Robin and her partner, Reg, have enjoyed developing the Dock ‘n’ Duck Pub, Family Grill and Lodge.

The 4th Annual BC Beer Awards & Festival was held in Vancouver on Saturday, October 19, 2013 at the Croatian Cultural Centre.

The Nelson Tech Club hosts the 2nd annual RoboGames 2013 this Saturday, December 14 at Selkirk College.

Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance (CKCA) is seeking a qualified contractor to redesign their website.

Stepping into Cowan Office Supplies, a longstanding family business, has been just right for co-owner Andrew Cowan.